Tired of the usual Santa Clarita routine? Take a detour and explore Carmel-by-the-Sea — a charming, storybook-like escape reminiscent of Warwickshire, England, brimming with natural beauty and cultural richness. Featured as the 114th destination in the KHTS travel series, Carmel-by-the-Sea is the perfect place for Santa Clarita locals craving something different. View this post on Instagram A post ...
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LASC-SCV U14 Eyes National Glory After Dominant Season
The Los Angeles Sports Club LASC-SCV U14 boys team has had a year to remember, and their story isn’t finished yet. With a stunning overall record of 31 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie since last September, and four tournament championships already under their belt in 2025 alone, the Santa Clarita-based squad is heading to Colorado with momentum, chemistry, and ...
Read More »Today In SCV History – July 5, 2012: SCV Man Of The Year Harry Bell Dies In Plane Crash
On July 5, 2012, Harry Bell, the 2011 SCV Man of the Year, died in a light plane crash at Rancho Camulos alongside co-pilot Michael Dwain Boolen. The crash occurred around 1:25 p.m. when their TL-Ultralight Sting Sport aircraft went down on Rancho Camulos property, about 100 yards north of Highway 126, across from the historic Camulos structures. Just the ...
Read More »July 4 In Santa Clarita History: The Story Behind The Fourth Of July Parade
For nearly a century, the people of Santa Clarita have come together each Independence Day to celebrate not just the birth of a nation but the strength, resilience, and unity of their community. The Fourth of July Parade, held annually in Newhall — with few interruptions — is more than just a festive display of patriotism; it’s a living history ...
Read More »All-CIF Softball Team Announced, Featuring Santa Clarita Standouts
Although the softball season wrapped up a month ago, the hard work of a handful of Santa Clarita athletes is still being recognized. The All-CIF softball teams have been announced, and players from three of the eight Santa Clarita Valley programs earned spots on the prestigious list. Leading the way is Valencia High’s Blair Rune, who was selected to the ...
Read More »SCV Celebrates Groundbreaking For Haskell Canyon Bike Park
As the Santa Clarita Valley welcomes a new month, local dignitaries and cyclists gathered Tuesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Haskell Canyon Bike Park. The new bike park, located in Haskell Canyon Open Space, is slated to encompass over 720 acres, featuring 15 miles of cross-country, climbing, and downhill trails. “I’m grateful that Santa Clarita is one of ...
Read More »Offbeat Adventures For Santa Clarita Locals: Palm Springs
Tired of the usual Santa Clarita routine? Take a detour and discover Palm Springs – a vibrant desert escape just a few hours away, brimming with natural beauty, unique culture, and laid-back vibes. From sunrise hikes and peaceful yoga sessions to thought-provoking museums and soaring views, Palm Springs makes an ideal off-the-beaten-path getaway. This feature marks the 113th entry in ...
Read More »Dodgers Head Home To Face White Sox After Series Win Over Kansas City Royals
The Los Angeles Dodgers wrapped up their three-game series against the Kansas City Royals on Sunday with a 5-1 win, taking two out of three games on the road. They opened the series with a 5-4 victory, dropped the second game 9-5, and bounced back in the finale. Kiké Hernández launched a two-run homer and Will Smith added a solo ...
Read More »Today In SCV History – June 29, 1978: Colossus Opens At Magic Mountain (VIDEO)
On this day in Santa Clarita history, Six Flags Magic Mountain opened one of its most iconic attractions – Colossus. Colossus was a twin-track wooden roller coaster located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia. When it debuted in 1978, it was the tallest roller coaster in the world, just eight days after the opening of Gemini at Cedar Point, ...
Read More »Flyer From Chiquita Canyon Landfill Angers Residents; Supervisor Kathryn Barger Responds
A recent flyer distributed by Chiquita Canyon Landfill has sparked frustration and anger among residents of nearby communities, including Val Verde and Castaic. Many residents say the flyer downplays the severity of ongoing issues stemming from the Chiquita Canyon landfill and includes misleading statements about public health and environmental risks. The flyer, sent by Waste Connections – operator of Chiquita ...
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